I share a car with my wife. Will it remember both of our devices or would we have to re-pair them?
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I think the answer is whether your individual devices will remember the Cobra, and the answer is yes they will. I use it with my phone and my laptop, and my son uses it with his iPod with no trouble at all.
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If power to the device is lost (i.e., unplugged, power failure, etc.), you'll have to "Forget this device" from your iPhone and re-pair it each time. This makes it rather unsuitable for an automotive application, for example, where the device shuts off with the ignition. Unfortunately, I learned this the hard way. :)
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Yes,I re-pair every time I connect to this device with my I-Phone.It inconverniece to use on my car.
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I am not sure. This device was created with iOS as its primary Application framework. I would keep my receipt, just in case it will not pair.
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Yes, if your car has "Home Link" as its called on my cars. Your car's owner manual should have a section that tells you how to set it up.
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I have an Iphone 5S and it automatically pairs when I get in the car. However, if I'm listening to something via the phone and I leave the car, it does not re-pair when I get back in.
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As long as you have two docking systems, one for each car, you can use the same radio head between the two cars. I have one car I use daily and another I only use periodically. I have one subscription, one radio head, and two docking systems and I use the radio in both vehicles.
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Not 100% sure. I would say it would remember at least 4-5 of your Bluetooth items.
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You need separate, once the programmer is mated to a car it will only work with that car until you un-marry it. Simple answer: you need one for each vehicle
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Not tow of the same car, unless it specifies "variable channel/frequency" Look for cars that name what frequency they use, then choose two using different frequencies, or at least one that has the variable frequency. If they are on the same frequency, the cars will get confused whether they're taking orders from you or your buddy, if that makes sense. I did the above and it is great fun to race them against each other! good luck.
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Please keep both devices on by pressing the buttons for a few seconds. They should normally pair. I have tried and was successfull. Please make sure that you have a transmitter. I had a bitter experience once that I received a receiver instead of a transmitter. I reported the matter to the dealer and got my money back.
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Not sure what you mean by sync Donald. If you mean setting it up so both will play at the same time I don't think that is possible. Normally a device will only attach itself to one bluetooth device at a time. Since each bluetooth device has a unique signature or ID it would distinguish between the two devices but would only connect to one at a time.
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From the manual: 'uSport remembers one paired device only. If you pair uSport with a second Bluetooth device later, you will need to re-pair the original headphones again.'
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Yes and it will also depend on the program or app and how will you use it. Pair it via computer or smartphone.
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No not once you go out of range for longer than 5 minutes. You then would have to turn it on again. Once paired though it remembers the device you paired it with.
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The gauntlet connects to your phone by Wi-Fi as it's an access point, like your wireless router. I'm not clear how your phone connects to your car's stereo, but if it's a headphone jack you should be ok. Whether your phone can do data and Wi-Fi at the same time might be an issue
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You can move the Link between cars, but every time you swap it out you'll have to run through the setup process on your phone again. The app will remember all the history though, so you don't lose any data when you switch. They describe the reasons for this in this topic on their support forums: http://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/can_i_connect_to_more_than_one_car_with_my_account